Aside from the fact that watching thousands of fish come gushing out of a tube and landing in a river is just plain cool, Wednesday’s uncommon stocking effort on the Piscataquis River was one worth noticing. Read More
The chancellor also announced on Thursday that the trustees plan to confer upon former Maine Gov. Paul Lepage an honorary degree at the 2019 UMFK graduation ceremony in May. Read More
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The proposal passed largely along party lines on Tuesday in a 88-45 vote in the Democratic-led House and it faces further action in both chambers. Read More
He had to have a bone graft taken from his hip. He was also diagnosed with serious post traumatic stress disorder. Read More
Tim Throckmorton began his broadcasting career at WABI-AM and WBGW-FM radio in 1980. Now after 39 years, the sports broadcaster is getting ready to retire. Read More
As it marks its 25th anniversary, the International Appalachian Trail continues to present opportunities for growth and cross-border understanding, around the world and here in Maine. Read More
BOSTON — John Havlicek, the Boston Celtics great whose steal of Hal Green’s inbounds pass in the final seconds of the 1965 Eastern Conference final against the Philadelphia 76ers remains one of the most famous plays in NBA history, has died. He was 79. The Celtics said the Hall of… Read More
While the threat of flooding in Aroostook County has diminished in most areas, some Portage homes and camps were being affected Thursday by rising water. Read More
I have a mail pile. I try to read things within a day or two upon its arrival to my lair. It’s not much of a lair but calling it a lair is cooler than just saying office. Except during important meetings. Saying lair as an adult causes others to… Read More
If you are a sushi lover but don't want to roll it yourself, you'll love this easy version. Read More
Don’t have a regular practice but are interested in developing one? Sometimes a nontraditional class may be the best place to start. Read More
After 30 years in peach production, Gordon Kenyon is ready to share the Locust Grove farm and farming duties with the next generation. Read More
